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Somaaliya Oo Ku Dhacday Godkii Ay U Qodday Somaaliland (Qaybta 4aad) Mawqifka iyo Martabadda Xukuumadda Somaalinad Kaga Jirto Sharciyadda Caalamka.”
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UN seeks to enhance police reforms in Somaliland
UN seeks to enhance police reforms in Somaliland
Source: Xinhua 2018-03-28
The United Nations on Tuesday wrapped up a high-level security conference that discussed comprehensive police reforms to help stabilize the autonomous region of Somaliland.
The meeting which was organized by the UN Mission in Somalia (UNSOM) was also aimed at bolstering the rule of law in the region by strengthening the police force.
Staffan Tillander, Director of the Rule of Law and Security Institutions Group at UNSOM, in his opening remarks expressed optimism that the reforms which are intended to safeguard and further enhance the security of Somaliland would also bolster the rule of law in the region.
“The existence of a functioning justice chain with effective police, justice and corrections sectors is absolutely crucial in ensuring the rule of law and upholding human rights, including ensuring freedom of expression and freedom of media,” Tillander said in a statement released after the conference.
He added that the reform process should ensure enforcement of other relevant legislation and policies, including the bill criminalizing rape and gender-based violence against women.
The conference also discussed the implementation of comprehensive reforms that would complement the Police Act, which was recently signed into law by the President of Somaliland Muse Bihi Abdi.
UNSOM Police Commissioner Lucien Vermeir stated the UN’s support for the reforms are intended to help the police force attain its key priorities for growth.
During the conference which was attended by ministers, senior government officials and civil society including UN representatives, participants expressed their commitment to reduce human rights violations and enhance community policing by 2021.
Somaliland Police Commissioner Abdilahi Fadal highlighted a series of recent achievements in the security sector that included the approval of the Police Act, the creation of a police structure and ranking system, improved capacity building for police officers, and enhanced security in the region.
“I am grateful for the support that development partners and international agencies have extended to Somaliland Police,” Fadal said.
The conference took place two months after a similar forum was held to outline priorities for the development of the Somaliland justice and corrections sectors.
Source XINHUANET
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Kunteenaro Khamri lagu soo daabulay Oo Lagu Qabtay Dekad…..
Dekada magaalada Muqdisho ayaa caawa lagu qabtay kunteenaro khamri lagu soo daabulay oo la doonayay in gudaha magaalada la geliyo.Ciidamada ka howlgala dekadda ayaa gacanta ku dhigay xili ay baadhis ku sameeyeen, waxaana lagu wareejiyay laamaha amaanka.
Kunteenaradaan oo u rarnaa ganacsato Soomaaliyeed ayaa la filayaa in loo soo bandhigo saxaafadda si bulshada u gaadhsiiso.
Khamriga ku rarnaa kunteenaradaan ayaa isugu jiray noocyada kala duwan ee loo yaqaan Biirka iyo Jiinta culus.
Horay ayaa sidaan oo kale, loogu qabtay dekada Muqdisho khamri la doonayay in la geliyo gudaha magaalada Muqdisho
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Isbedbedlka Awoodaha Wadamada Dunida: yaa Khasaaraya yaase Guulaysanaya, Sidee baanay inoo Saamanayaan?
Awood dhamaanteed Allah (swt) baa iska leh. Isaga inta kasokaysa waxa dhacda in kolba awood banii aadam oo hal waddan ama inka badan ka koobani ay adduunka ku amarkutaagleeyaan iyagoo isticmaalaya awood dhaqaale iyo cudud milatari. Quwadaha noocaasa inta taariilhda aynu ku hayno waxa kamida Fircoonkii dalka Masar katalin jiray oo markuu ka adkaaday dadkii reer Masar isyidhi maamulkaagu dunida wuu dhaafay oo ciriyo dhulba adaa u awood badan ilaa uu ku dhawaaqay “anigaa ah rabigiina sare”. Ragaa awooda sheegtay inta badan waxay ahaayeen boqorada wadamadooda. Boqortooyadii reer Yurub ee fadhigeedu Rooma ahaa iyo boqortooyadii Faarisiyiinta ee iyaguna dalka Iiraan udhashay ayaa ka mid ahaa dalalka ay boqoradoodu awood buuxda sheegteen, kuwaasoo waxay doonaan awood ku muquunin jiray.
Iyadoo Rooma iyo Faaris (Persia) ay adduunka intiisa badan kuamarkutaagleeyaan ayaa diinta Islaamku soo degtay oo Nebi Muxamed (scws) uu dawladii adduunka ugu awooda badnayd ka aasaasay Mediina Munawara horaantii qarnigii 7aad ee taariiKhda miilaadiga, taasoo awood adag ahayd ilaa horaantii qarnigii 20aad markii dagaalkii koowaad ee dunida lagu jabiyay dawladii Cusmaaniyiinta ee Turkigu hogaaminayay.
Intaa kadib laba awoodood ayaa caalamka ku loolamayay kuwaasoo kala ah Maraykanka iyo Ruushka. Maraykankuna xulafadiisa ayuu watay (NATO), Ruuskuna wixii Soofiyeetka laysku odhan jiray iyo wadamadii bariga Yurub ayuu horjooge u ahaa. Wadamadii Soofiyeetka isku ahaa markay 1990Kii kala googoeen ayaa waxa soo hadhay Ruushka oo keligii noqonaya dalka dunida ugu baaxad wayn khayraadkiisa dabiiciga ahina aanay yarayn. Burburka Soofiyeetka wuxuu isugu jiray burbur nidaam dhaqaale iyo kalagooga ay ka goeen ilaa 8 waddan oo iskood isu taagay. Sidaa darteed awoodii ciidan iyo tii dhaqaale ee Ruushka dhaawac wayn baa soo gaadhay oo wuxuu ku qasbanaaday inuu dib isugu noqday oo in muddo ah uu ka fadhiisto hirdankii uu kula jiray Maraykanka marka laga hadlayo awood isticmaalka iyo hogaaminta dalalka adduunka. Sidaana waxay saaxada caalamku ugu banaanaatay Maraykanka oo ku dhawaaqay inuu soo saaray nidaam cusub oo uu caalamka ku xukumayo markii uu madaxweyne George W Bush 1990 gii uu ku dhawaaqay “New World Order” oo macnaheedu yahay “Nidaamka Cusub ee Adduunka”. Siyaasadda Mr. Bush Maraykanku muu mahadin oo waxay dhaxalsiisay inay ku timaado dhaqaale burburkii ugu weynaa ee soo foodsaara taariikhdiisa sabatuna waxa weeyaan inuu isku qaaday dagaalo waaweyn oo intooda badan uu ka fuliyay waddamada Muslimka ah. Dagaaladaa ayaa aad uwiiqay miisaaniyadiisa ilaa ay gaadhay daynta dawlada Maraykanka lagu leeyahay in ka badan 1 trillion ama kun billion oo Doolar. Hadaanu Sacuudiga culafo la ahayna mar hore ayuu dabada dhulka ku dhufan lahaa.
Ruushkii laakiin sidii kuma hadhin oo waxa u kacay hogaamiye Vladamir Putin oo soo celiyay awoodii ciidan ee u dhigmaysay ta Maraykanka. Waxaana la saadaalinayaa in muddo gaaban gudaheed ay Ruushku kabadiyaan Maraykanka marka la eego hubka casriga ah ee uu dhawaan warbaahinta usoo bandhigay madaxweyne Putin.
Intii uu Ruushku dibusoo kabashada ku jiray ayuu Maraykanku doonay inuu cashar udhigo dhawr dal oo doonayay inay madaxa lasoo kacaan sida Iiran iyo Kuuriyada Waqooyi. Inkastoo uu Maraykanku labadan dal dhibweyn oo xaga dhaqaalaha ah ugaystay isagoo u isticmaalaya golaha amniga ee hayada qaramada midoobay taasoo noqotay meel uu kafulo amarka Maraykanka oo qudha maadaama aanu jirin dal kula tartamaya awooda dhaqaale iyo ta milatari. Inkastoo uu Maraykan labadaa waddan ee Iiraan iyo Kuuriyada Waqooyi uu ilaa xad ka takooray nidaamka caalamiga ee uu keligii horjoogaha ka ahaa laga soo bilaabo 1990gii, haddana umay suurtogelin inuu boqolkiiba boqol khadkuu larabay kusoo rido. Iiraan iyo Kuuriyaba waxa lagu maagayay waxay ahayd inay diideen inay joojiyaan hubka niyuukliyarka ah ee ay samaysanayeen. Intii uu Maraykan ku foognaa inuu labadaa dal waxyeeleeyo iyo inuu wadamada Carabta isku diro si uu khayraadkooda afka udhigto, ayaa waxa dibu habayntii uu isku samaynayay ku guulaystay dalkii Ruushka oo sidaan korkusoo sheegay samayatay hub casriya oo uu yidhi wuuba ka sareeyaa ka Maraykan isla markaana Mr Putin waxaabu ku dooday in hubkoodan casriga ah Maraykan aanu haysan wax uu iskaga difaaco. Waxa kaloo saaxada caalamigaa si diiran oo aloosan ugu soo biiray dalka Turkiga oo intii uu hogaamiye Ordogan talinayay ku guulaystay inuu samaysto cudud dhaqaale iyo mid ciidan oo bulshada caalamka ka yaabiyay. Dalka China ayaa isaguna noqday mid lasoo baxay awood iskeed umadax banaan oo aan cidna ujoojinayn, qaarada Afrikana doonaya inuu mustaqbalka dhaw afka u dhigto isagoo isticmaalaya awoodiisa dhaqaale ee ay Afrika ubaahan tahay. Qunyar qunyar ayuu China u bilaabay inuu awoodiisa dhaqaale ka dabakeeno mid milatari taasoo ay markhaati utahay bayska ciidan ee uu dhawaan kasamaystay dalka Djibouti.
Arrinta muhiimka ha ayaa ah markaan Somaliland nahay waa kuwee awoodaha isbedelaya kuwa inoogu saamayn badan doonaa? Waana suaashan ta loobaahan yahay inay in badan isweydiiyaan madaxdeena midida daabkeeda hayaa. Maxaa yeelay adduunka maanta waxa lagu cabiraa inuu yahay “hal magaaloo ballaadhan” ama waxa afka Ingiriiska lagu yidhaa “Global Village”. Anigu haddaan jawaabta isku dayo waxaan odhan lahaa waxa ina saamaynaya dalka Turkiga oo isagu qorshaynaya inuu saamayn dhinacyo badanle ku yeesho meelihii uu xukumi jiray markuu ahaa dawlada ummada Muslimiinta oo markaa inaguna aynu ku jirno. Waxa kaloo ina saamaynaysa dawlada Maraykanka oo iyadu aan toos inoogu imanahayn laakiin inoosoo maraysa dalka Imaaraadka oo lagu xanto inuu yahay gobolka 53aad ee Maraykanka. Waxa kaloo ina saamaynaysa dawlada Iiraan taasoo inoo soo mari karta kooxda Xuutiyiinta ee talada dalka Yemen dhawaan lawareegay. Waxa kaloo ina saamaynaya dalka China oo isagu raadinaya meel uu umaro dalalka Afrika ee aan badaha lahayn ee uu rabo inuu usameeyo dekedo iyo waddooyin casriya.
Markaa waxaan odhan karaa si toosa ayaynu ugu dhex jirnaa garoonka kubada ee caalamiga ah ee ciyaartoyga buurbuurani ku hirdamayaane aan dareenkeeda lahaano oo aan macnawiyan (psychologically) udiyaargarawno saamayn taban ama mid togan kolba kii inagaga yimaada.
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Af-hayeen F.C.Waraabe oo soo bandhigay Dano & Qasdi uu sheegay in Reer Galbeedku u samaysteen Dawlada Farmaajo+Dacwadii ay…..
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Wiil loo xidhay Eray ka cadhaysiiyey Kornayl Muuse Biixi & Xukumadiisa
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Ex-wasiir Baashe oo si adag u naqdiyey Khudbadii Kornayl Muuse Biixi,In la kala diro Komishanka Doorashadooyinkana..
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Somalia calls for UN action against UAE base in Berbera
Somalia calls for UN action against UAE base in Berbera
Somalia’s ambassador to the UN says UAE’s actions in Somaliland ‘violate international law’.
The Berbera port is located close to Yemen [File: Ahmed Jadallah/Reuters]
Somalia has urged the United Nations Security Council to take action against the construction of a United Arab Emirates (UAE) military base in Somaliland.
Speaking at the Security Council on Tuesday, Abukar Osman, Somalia’s ambassador to the UN, said the agreement between Somaliland and the UAE to establish the base in the port city of Berbera is a “clear violation of international law”.
Osman also called on the Security Council to “take the necessary steps” to “put an end to these actions”.
“The Federal Government of Somalia strongly condemns these blatant violations, and reaffirms that it will take the necessary measures deriving from its primary responsibility to defend the inviolability of the sovereignty and the unity of Somalia,” he added.
The UAE began construction of the base last year, under an agreement with officials in Somaliland, a northern region of Somalia that self-declared independence from the latter in 1991 following a civil war.
Earlier this month, the UAE said it would train Somaliland security forces, including the police and the military, as part of the deal.
The UAE is simultaneously investing in developing the port itself, which is strategically located close to Yemen, where UAE troops have been fighting as part of a Saudi-led military coalition against Houthi rebels since 2015.
DP World, the world’s fourth-largest port operator based in Dubai, said in 2016 it would invest as much as $442m to develop the Berbera port. The deal also includes the government of Ethiopia, which took a 19 percent stake in the port.
Osman’s statements come after Somalia’s parliament voted to ban DP World from operating in the country and rejected the development venture.
Somaliland, however, said the vote would not affect the agreement.
DP World has been facing several problems in its contracts in the region. Last month, neighbouring Djibouti terminated its deal with the company to run a container terminal.
The government of Djibouti said that the contract to run the Doraleh Container Terminal (DCT) between the two parties was damaging the sovereignty of the country.
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Hawl-wadeennadii hawada Soomaaliya ka maamuli jiray Nairobi oo Muqdisho Maanta loo wareejiyay,Haddana ka degay…
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War-weyn:Haween-weynaha Garxajis Ceerigaabo oo canbaareeyay Wasiirkii Foolxumada ku kacay,Kornayl Muuse Biixi & Shirka Garxajisna….
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Sheerarka DPW iyo Ethiopia oo isku ah 70% Waxay Shiiqinayaan Somaliland oo aan weli la ictiraafin
Shirkada DPW waa shirkad dawladeed, waxaana ay ku shaqeysaa istiraajiyad dawladeed oo ku dhisan ilaalinta Dekedaheeda iyo danaheeda dawladeed. hadaad daalacato mareegaha shirkadan waxaa kuu cadaanaysa in Shirkada DPW ay tahay Hayada u xilsaaran Dekedaha imaaraatiga. Shirkada DPW waxay sameysaa marka ay la wareegto Dekedaha yar yar ee Africa Shirkado yar yar oo sameys ah sida shirkada PIO ee hada u maamusha Dekeda Boosaaso ee Puntland. Shirkada DPW waxaa kale oo ay hoosta ku wadataa shirkado yar yar oo macaash doon ah oo magaceeda ku xagafsada kuwaas oo xaalufiya Kaluunka iyo macdanaha kala duwan ee dhulka hoostiisa ku duugan.
Heshiiska Somaliland la gashay shirkada DPWorld iyo Ethiopia waxaa loo arkaa heshiis aan laga fiirsan waana mid halistiisa wata oo soo wajahay qaranimada iyo qowmiyada Somaliland maadaama ay Ethiopia ka mid noqotay isbaheysiga carbeed sheerna ku yeelatay. Sheerka ay Eithiopia ku yeelatay Dekeda Berbera waa arin xaas -xaasi ah waana arin lid ku noqon karta madaxbanaanida iyo jiritaanka JSL waxaana ay labadan wadan oo iskaashadaa ay Somaliland ku sameyn karaan shiiqin (domination ) Maadaama sheerarkoodu isku yihiin 70% oo ay sidan uyeesheen 51% DPW iyo 19% Eithiopia waxaana ay sheerarkooda ka sii iibin karaan wadamo kale iyo shirkado kale . Waxay labadan wadan ay shirkadahooda yar yar ee uga shaqeeya Jabal-Ali iyo Dooraale keeni doonaan Suuqa xorta ah ee Berbera laga furi doono taa soo ah mid aan dhiirigelineyn koboca dakhliga dowlada iyo kobcinta dhaqaalaha curdinka ah ee Somaliland .
Boowe ! Heshiiskan gogol xaadhkiisii iyo maareyntisiiba wuxuu la kowsaday hadalo is burinaya:
Waxay sheeko xariirta inoogu bilaabeen in DPW marsada Berbera ku maalgelinayso $442 Million
Waxaa ku xigtay wejiga hore way inoo maamulayaan mudo sanad ah, taasoo ay ka faai’deen lacag badan.
Hadana Kuy’e maalgashiga dhabta ah ee DPW ku balaadhinayso dekeda Berbera waa $230 Million !
Kuy’e DPW waxay Suuqa xorta u qoondeysay in ay ku baxdo lacag dhan $25 Million !
Lay’e Dawlada Eithiopia waxay ku maalgashanaysaa mashruuca berbera corridor lacag dhan $80 Milion!
Laye Shirkada DPW waxay Berbera Corridor u qoondeysay maalgelin dhan $80 Million ?
Ku-ye guud ahaan Kharajka ku baxaaya wada Berbera Corridor waa lacag dhan $240 Million?
Lay’e Somaliland oo ilaahay xaalkeeda ogyahay waxay bixin doontaa qaybteeda oo dhan $14 million
Lay’e Somaliland way ka cudur daaratay lacagtaa ku badan oo waxay awoodaa $7 million oo qudha ?
Kuy’e Heshiiskii hore ee DPW ay la gashay Somaliland ayuun buu Heshiiska cusubi ku saleysan yahay oo ka soo xuubsiibtay oo looma baahna in Baarlamaan laga ansixiyo ,hada gara’oo heshiiskii hore wuxuu ahaa nuxur yar oo far Somali ku qoran oo qabyo qoraal ah oo ogolaansho uun ahaa.
Hadaba Su’aalaha shacabka Somaliland isweydiinayaan ayaa noqonaysa maadaama mashuuracni yahay mid masiiri ah oo taabanaaya dhaqaalaha iyo amniga muwaadin kasta oo reer Somaliland ah :
1- Maxaa heshiiska sadex geesoodka ah Baarlamaanka Somaliland loo keeni waayey?
2-Maxay Eithiopia inoogu bedelaysaa Saamigeeda oo dhan 19% ?
3- Shuruudo noo cee ah ayaa Ethiopia lagu xidhayaa? mise xaalku waa aan ka fuudee Alow fiihaa !
4-Maxaa runta looga sheegi waayey in Maalgashigu yahay $230 Million ee aanu aheyn $442 Million ?
5-Somaliland lacagta ku soo hagaagtay yaa ka bixinaaya mar hadii ay Dekedeedii faro guudkood siisatay?
6- Maxaa muda’daa dheer ee sanadka dhaaftay heshiiskii rasmiga ahaa Golaha Baarlamaanka loo keeni waayey?
7- Shirkada DPW oo Dekeda maamuleysay mudo sanad ka badan maxay u fulin weyday balan qaadyadii heshiiskii hore. 8- Sidee loo maamulayaa mashruuca maadaama Berbera Port Authority meesha laga saaray?
9- Maadaama aanu dalku laheyn Caymis -Maxaa heshiiska loogu cadeyn waayey cida ka masuulka noqonaysa khasaaraha ka yimaada heshiiska gaar ahaan dhibaatooyinka Bay’ada ku yimaada ?
Waxaa Heshiiskii hore ku jiray in la sameyn doono Shirkad ay ku bahoobeen DPW iyo Somaliland oo lagu magacaabi doono Berbera Port Authority taas oo yeelan doonta gudi ama ( board of Directors ) hadaba meeday shirkadaasi ? ma waxaa liqday shirkadii Somaliland investment Company? mise xaalku waa ka noqo heshiisku waa sadex geesood eh ? Yaa u fasaxay in Sheerkii Somaliland oo ahaa 35% in 5% Eithoipia laga iibiyo iyada oo aan la soo marin hayadihii dastuuriga ahaa ? Yaa ka mabnuucaya in Ethiopia Ciidan hantideeda u ilaaliya ay iyana dalkeena keensato oo saldhig ciidan ku yeelato? Maxaa Ethiopia oo aynu jaar nahay oo Dekeda Berbera isticmaaleysay mudo dheer ay sheerka inoo weydiisan wayday ee DPW u weydiisatay ? Timir laf baa ku jirta !! Arimahan badan ee mugdigu ku jiraa waxay kuu cadeynayaan in heshiisku yahay Heshiis Siyaasadeed oo aad u qorshaysan oo aanay Somaliland ka fiirsan quwadaha ku tartamaya istiraatiijiyada dalka ,qiimaha kheyraadka dalka iyo Dekeda Berbera oo dhacda marin muhiim ah.
Waxaa ummadda u cadaatay in DPW ay leedahay dano dhaqaale iyo ujeedooyin kale oo gaar ah, markaa si ay danaheeda gaar ka ah ufushato ayey dawlada imaraatigu Ethiopia inoo soo qayd-xanbaartay oo hantideenii inagula shuraakoowday. Waxaana mushtamaca Somaliland u cadaatay in shaxda iyo loolanka Dekeda Berbera iyo Saldhiga ciidan ka danbeeyaa aanu aheyn mid Somaliland wax ka qaban karto ee uu xaalku yahay mid daaran dagaalka baahsan ee u dhaxeeya quwadaha waaweyn ee ku hirdamaaya marinka gacanka cadmeed oo ah goob isu socodka aduunka qiime weyn ugu fadhida.
Gunaanad :Hadii ay Shirkada DPW balaadhin iyo casriyeyn mug-leh ku sameynayso Dekeda Berbera oo ay ka dhabeynayso lama diidana oo waa talaabo horumarineed laakiinse waxaa la diidan yahay in ummadda dabool iyo daah qarsoon laga saaro nuxurka heshiiska Sidaa daraadeed waa in daaha laga feydaa oo Heshiiskan cusub ee sadex geesoodka ah si biseyl siyaasadeed ku saleysan umadda loogu soo bandhigaa faai’dadiisa oo Baarlamaanka Somaliland la hor keenaa si ay u naaqishaan nuxurka heshiisku xanbaarsan yahay una saxaan wixii madmadow ku gedaaman ka dibna u ansixiyaan.
Alleh ayaa Mahad Leh,
Wehelkiin Waa-Alleh iyo Nebi(scs)
Wa-laahum-Aclum- Waa Billaahi-Taw-fiiq,
Qalinkii :A/rahman fidhinle
Qoraa Madax banaan
Intensive ED BD BA
United Kingdom
London
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144,00 Rohingya refugee and hard-to-reach children in Bangladhesh and Somalia to gain access to quality education
144,000 ROHINGYA REFUGEE AND HARD-TO-REACH CHILDREN IN BANGLADESH AND SOMALIA TO GAIN ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION
EDUCATION ABOVE ALL FOUNDATION SIGNS TWO NEW INITIATIVES TO PARTNER WITH BRAC IN BANGLADESH AND MERCY CORPS IN SOMALIA
Geneva, 28 March 2018 – Education Above All (EAA) Foundation through its programme Educate A Child (EAC), will help over 144,000 out of school children displaced by or affected by conflict, to access primary education.
EAA Foundation’s partnership with Mercy Corps will provide education for 109,372 Somali children over three years, many of whom have been displaced by conflict across the nation. In addition, EAA are today announcing an extended partnership with BRAC to provide primary education to 35,000 Rohingya refugee children currently displaced to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, many of whom are orphans, or have become separated from their families and are forced into adult roles.
Dr. Mary Joy Pigozzi, Executive Director EAA’s Educate A Child programme said:
“Children that have been forced to flee their home have been exposed to violence or war, and their lives and education have been completely disrupted. There is the risk that they will grow up unable to read or write, starved of opportunity without access to education. We want to ensure that every child, whether refugee, displaced and otherwise disadvantaged, is given the chance to not only survive, but to thrive and reach their full potential. We do that by working in partnership and ensuring that vulnerable children are not denied the opportunities that education provides.”
Safiqul Islam Ph.D, Director, BRAC Education Programme said:
“A Refugee crisis is something that is man-made. There are children without family and education, there are people without food and shelter and most importantly, many of them have lost hope in humanity. This situation calls for help, and calls for humanity to every doorstep. BRAC, in cooperation with the govt of Bangladesh and other organisations, responded to it with all out efforts. As part of that we already have established 200 Learning Centers with an objective to create hope, developed learning and education related skills, built harmony, peace, and shared knowledge. We agreed with EAC to spread the light among 35,000 more children in coming days.”
Daud Adan, Somalia Country Director for Mercy Corps said:
“Mercy Corps, along with Mercy USA and the American Refugee Committee, is thrilled to partner with Educate a Child to educate over 100,000 out of school children in Somalia. We look forward to working with the Ministry of Education, local communities and teachers to ensure vulnerable children, particularly girls, have the tools, facilities and support they need to go to school and thrive. We can build a stronger tomorrow for Somalia by empowering youth to achieve their ambitions and shape their future and the trajectory of their communities and nation.”
Conflict devastates the lives of many children and EAC will help to mitigate this in Bangladesh and Somalia. The plight of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya people is one of the world’s fastest growing refugee crisis, according to the United Nations. In Somalia, it is estimated that only 30 per cent of school age children have access to learning opportunities and more than three million children of school age remain out of school.1
Somalia today has one of the lowest primary-enrolment and literacy rates in the world.2 Despite the bleak picture, all three zones of Somalia (South and Central Regions, Puntland and Somaliland) have the Education Sector Strategic Plans (ESSPs) that prioritize to accelerate progress towards achievement of quality universal primary education. The consortium, funded by EAC and Mercy Corps, will support each of the Ministries of Educations in the achievement of their individual plans and targets in increasing access to primary education for out of school children. The project focuses on reaching children including over-age youth that are hard-to-reach; providing support for those in marginalised communities and rural or pastoral areas; and supporting those facing poverty and girls with disabilities in peri-urban areas.
Since August 2017, over 655,000 Rohingya refugees, of whom 58 per cent are children under 18 years of age, have entered Bangladesh and are taking shelter in registered camps, existing makeshift settlements and host communities.3 The project from EAC and BRAC will target children who are currently residing in temporary refugee camp sites situated within the Bangladeshi port town of Cox’s Bazar. Learning currently takes place in poorly equipped temporary classrooms, with volunteer teachers who have little formal training. To ensure children’s education is not put on hold, EAC and BRAC plan to establish 500 learning centres in the region with water, sanitation and hygiene facilities, where 1,000 teachers will be enlisted and trained to provide these children with six-months of basic primary-level education, recreational activities, psychosocial support and complementary life-skill training covering health, hygiene, safety and security and reproduction issues.
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Dalka Qatar oo Heshiis 4 Bilyan Dollar ku Maalgelinaysa Dekeda Osman Digna (Suakin) ee Dalka suudan+Heshiiskii oo la kala saxeexday+Waqtiga Dhismaha Dekedu dhamanaayo
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Daawo:Ash-katadii wakiilka Somalia ee QM ka horjeediyey Fadhigii Qaramada midoobay
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Xisbiga Waddani oo dadweynaha iyo caalmkaba u baahiyay Warqadii ay u qoreen madaxweyne Muuse Biixi ee dalbka xil ka xayuubinta gudiga doorashooyinka iyo qodobada ay haysato
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Ra’iisal wasaaraha Itobiya Abiy Ahmed oo ka hadlay arimo xasaasiya sida Dekeda Berbera & Dagaalada sokeeye ee Somalia+Dagaalkii Itoobiya & Somalia
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Djibouti oo shaacisey inay iibinayso Saamigii Shirkada DP ku maalgashatey Doorale container terminal (33%)+Balaadhin ay ku sameynayso…..
Djibouti plans new container terminal to bolster transport hub aspirations
Aboubaker Omar Hadi, Chairman of the Djibouti port, is seen before an interview with Reuters team at the Africa CEO Forum in Abidjan, Ivory Coast March 27, 2018.
Aboubakar Omar Hadi, chairman of the Djibouti Ports and Free Zone Authority (DPFZA), told Reuters on Tuesday that the authority hopes to award the concession in July. It was also prepared to buy out DP World’s stake in an existing container terminal to end a row with the Dubai port operator and avoid arbitration, he said.
Djibouti’s strategic location has led the United States, China, Japan and former colonial power France to build military bases there.
Its ports already serve as an entry point for cargo which is then sent by smaller vessels to ports along Africa’s eastern coast, but it is now seeking to become a sea-air trans-shipment hub for the entire continent.
To do this, Hadi said DPFZA was also planning to construct a $350 million airport and expand Air Djibouti’s fleet of cargo aircraft.
The new container terminal project could break ground as early as September with construction expected to take 24 months, Hadi said, speaking on the sidelines of the Africa CEO Forum in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
“We are going to build DICT, Doraleh International Container Terminal. This is a new plan,” he said. “We are in discussions with CMA CGM.”
The port authority was not in talks with any other potential partners, he said. Shipping group CMA CGM declined to comment.
Once operational, Hadi said the port terminal would boast an annual capacity of 2.4 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU), but subsequent expansion phases would bring that up to 4 million TEUs.
Fifteen percent of the project’s cost will be financed through equity. Of that, the DPFZA will contribute 85 percent, with its concession partner providing 15 percent. The rest will be raised via international institutions and banks.
“We are targeting trans-shipment,” Hadi said.
Meanwhile, Hadi said the port authority was ready to end a dispute with DP World over its cancellation of a concession contract for another facility, the Doraleh Container Terminal, by buying out DP World’s 33 percent stake.
Djibouti ended the contract with the Dubai state-owned port operator last month, citing a failure to resolve a dispute that began in 2012.
DP World has called the move illegal and said it had begun proceedings before the London Court of International Arbitration, which last year cleared the company of all charges of misconduct over the concession.
“We are prepared to pay them their 33 percent of shares,” Hadi said. “There is no need for arbitration. We are going to buy their shares.”
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Sarkaal ka tirsan xisbiga Waddani oo daboolka ka qaaday in aan dalka doorasho ka dhacaynin inta ay joogaan gudiga doorashooyinka ee ku fashilmay doorashadii hore
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Energy and water sectors excited by solar PV, technology innovation and distributed generation but view corruption as biggest challenge
African Utility Week industry survey yields interesting results
Solar PV is overwhelmingly seen as the most promising generation source for Africa while corruption, skills gaps and access to finance are some of the biggest challenges that power and water professionals face in their industries. This is according to a survey by the organisers of African Utility Week amongst attendees of the annual event in Cape Town last year.
Other questions in the survey included what respondents think will have the biggest impact on the energy and water sectors, what future technology excites them and what the biggest challenges are that they face in their industry.
Of the 834 people surveyed, 696 are South African (71%), 199 are from 24 other African countries (63 Kenyan, 85 Nigerian) and 40 from the rest of the world, including Europe, USA, China, India and Canada.
Most promising generation source
Asked what the most promising source of generation is for Africa, Solar PV scored more than 54% amongst the respondents while nuclear was second with 11%.
“The reason could be that rooftop PV, when measured against the other technologies, is easy to execute as a project and photovoltaic modules are becoming very affordable,” says Nicolette Pombo-van Zyl, editor of the energy trade journal, ESI Africa.
She adds: “it is also the most obvious technology to use in mini- and off-grid projects as well as for use in hybrid models. However, what is interesting but not surprising is that 11% of respondents feel that nuclear energy is the most promising generation source. Nuclear has its merits. What is disappointing is how few are in favour of biomass as a promising source of generation capacity, considering that this technology offers a distributed model and a measure of reducing the mounds of waste that Africa’s cities are confronted with. Another concern is the lack of interest in wind energy – only 8% of respondents felt this technology a worthy source; however, it does rank slightly higher than hydro where the continent’s impressive potential capacity is recorded. Wind energy is likely to make tentative steps towards market growth now that South African, Kenyan and Moroccan wind farms are making good headwinds.”
Nuclear scored the lowest amongst power and water professionals when asked what they think will have the biggest positive impact on the energy and water sectors in Africa within the next 5-10 years: (Respondents were allowed to select more than one of the 12 options provided.)
1. Technology innovation 59%
2. Government commitment and transparency 55%
3. Uptake of renewables 47%
4. Expansion of mini grids 28%
5. Distributed generation 25%
6. Cross border partnerships 24%
7. Investment in capacity building 21%
8. Local investment 21%
9. Direct foreign investment 20%
10. Roll out of ICT systems 9%
11. Nuclear 7%
“Even though nuclear made a spectacular appearance in the previous question, here it ranks lowest, with technology innovation taking the prime spot” says ESI Africa’s editor, adding that “Tech R&D in all spheres of energy, power and water are already advancing with enthusiasm. And sometimes the simplest of solutions can be developed for the specific needs of a local community making the most impact. This is made possible by various organisations that are investing in entrepreneurship programmes and providing support to local innovators.”
She continues: “the other key area that respondents are hopeful will make a positive impact is around government’s commitment and transparency. Now that there has been an increase in public and industry association monitoring groups, such as OUTA and SAWEA, along with the ongoing Eskom Inquiry and South Africa’s leadership changes – this area is set on the right path to make a noteworthy impact.”
Future technology
Asked which future technologies most excite the respondents, the results were as follows:
Smart Grids 54%
Energy storage 49%
Energy trading 49%
Connected/smart cities 37%
Electric vehicles 36%
Energy trading 14%
Blockchain 14%
“These results show an interesting grouping around smart grids, energy storage and energy efficiency, which are intrinsically connected,” says Nicolette Pombo-van Zyl. “It’s disappointing that energy trading and blockchain are perceived as too futuristic to be the technology that respondents are most excited about. The African continent was able to leapfrog landline telephony straight to mobile; countries can do this again by becoming the leaders in energy trading and the use of crypto currency to fund projects and transact in the utility, energy and water space.”
That the market has a healthy appetite for the futuristic technology was confirmed in a separate question whether the market is ready for the digital utility with a focus on smart meters, grids, Internet of Things and ICT – the overwhelming reply was a yes from 84% of the respondents.
Biggest challenge = corruption
At 49%, corruption was indicated as the biggest challenge that power and water professionals face in their industries but issues such as skills gap, access to finance, regulation and policy clarity, red tape and economic slowdown were also perceived as important hindrances, scoring from 36% to 28%.
Says the ESI Africa editor: “corruption is still perceived as a major obstacle and this goes along with respondents’ strong call for government commitment and transparency. It will take concerted leadership from all levels of government to rid the continent of this deeply entrenched challenge. The skills gap is also pinned as a high concern, putting development at risk – the loss of engineers, technicians and managers who are now retired or close to retirement age is a real factor; perhaps reviving apprenticeships along with attractive offers would make inroads to solving this risk.”
The future lies in…
When asked the question: “The future lies in:” and given four choices only, namely distributed generation, mini grids, utility scale grids and storage, distributed generation was a clear winner at 40% with storage second at 27%, then mini grids with 22% and utility scale grids scoring the lowest with 11%.
According to Pombo-van Zyl, distributed energy resources (DER) are top of mind as an imminent risk to the traditional utility and municipality business model – and not just in Africa. She explains: “it is being discussed at all levels of the utility business from its executive boards to internal auditors as it poses a threat to traditional revenue streams. However, the good news is that utilities have acknowledged a future that includes distributed generation – the challenge is in how to manage the technicalities around accommodating this on the national grid and its impact on revenue.”
She adds: “it must have been a tough choice for survey respondents to choose between distributed energy, mini grids, utility-scale grids and storage. This is evident in the close percentages, with the obvious outlier being utility-scale grids; probably due to grid connected generation having made little inroads on increasing electrification rates across the continent.”
Skills deficit in power and water sectors
Skills in finance, engineering/technical, people management and leadership all scored high (29%-33%) in a question on what power and water professionals perceived to present the biggest skills deficit in their companies.
The ESI Africa editor’s take on these results: “it is a concern that there is a joint winner from this question: finance and engineering/technical skills. Without these two significantly important skills being resident within the utility market it is no wonder that companies’ cash flow is untenable and technical losses along the value chain are present due to maintenance challenges. A potential solution lies in leadership and people management, which also scored very high in this question.”
Award-winning energy platform
The 18th annual, multi-award winning African Utility Week will gather over 7000 decision makers from more than 80 countries to discuss the challenges, solutions and successes in the power, energy and water sectors on the continent. Along with multiple side events and numerous networking functions the event also boasts a seven track conference with over 300 expert speakers.
The African Utility Week expo offers an extensive technical workshop programme that is CPD accredited, free to attend, and offers hands-on presentations that take place in defined spaces on the exhibition floor. They discuss practical, day-to-day technical topics, best practices and product solutions that businesses, large power users and utilities can implement in their daily operations.
Industry support
African Utility Week has already secured important industry support including Eskom Rotek Industries, Hexing and Landis+Gyr as platinum sponsors and Aberdare, Africa Utility Solutions, SAP and Sensus as gold sponsors.
Dates for African Utility Week:
Conference and expo: 15-17 May 2018
Awards gala dinner: 16 May 2018
Site visits: 18 May 2018
Location: CTICC, Cape Town, South Africa
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Somaliland maxay kaga dayan kartaa Mosembik IYO Rwanda
Maxaan ka barankarnaa horumarka wadamada hore uu usoo rogaadiyey dagaaladda sokeeye, jabhaddo iyo qabaail, oo maanta ku talaabsadey muddo yar oo lataaban karo, horumar dhaqaale iyo mid siyaasadeed ba leh?,
Bal ila milicso akhriste wadamada Mosembik iyo Rwanda, waxay hormood u noqodeen wadamada Africa in ay kaga daydaan maamul wanaaga, la dagaalanka musuq maasuqa, kobcinta dhaqaalaha, iyo horumarinta kaabayaasha dhaqaalaha. Waxaa hadaba is weydiin mudan, maxaa sabab u ah horumarka dalalkaa, maxaase ka hortaagan dalkeena Somaliland horumar la mid ah dalalkaa, maxeynuse ka baran karnaa horumarkaa.
Dadka falanqeeya siyaasada geeska Africa waxay aminsanyihiin in horumarka Mosembik iyo Rwanda gaadhay ay sabab u tahay Hogaanka madaxweynayaasha tallada gacanta ku qabtay sida Paul Kagame iyo Joaquim Chissano oo ahaa generaaladdii hogaaminayey jabhaddii ku guuleysetay in ay talada wadanka la wareegaan.
Waxaa xaqiiq ah in markasta oo wadan galo dagaal sokeeye in uu ubaahanyahay hogaamiye adag oo leh arigti dheer iyo xeel siyaasadeed oo qotodheer si uu u maareeyo caqabadaha ka dhasha colaada sokeeye ee ku salaysan qabiilka iyo maamulxumida. Waxaa la isku raacsan yahay in Mosembik iyo Rwanda ay nasiib u yeesheen in ay helaan hogamiyeyaal daacad ah lehna aragti dheer oo u suuragelisay muddo yar gudeheed in uu kaga saaro marxaladii adkayd gaarsiyeyna iskufilaansho dhinacya badan taabanaya.
Somaliland waxay soo gashay dagaalo sokeeye ooaan qorsheysneyn. Taasi waxay keentay in ay u kala qeybsamaan qabiil qabiil, kadibna kooxo kooxo ay hogaaminayeen shaqsiyaad aan laheyn aragti qaran oo mideysneyn, muhiimadooda ugu weynina ay ahayd sidii uu midba midka kale u majaxaabin lahaa . Taasi na waxay dhashay in uu dagaalkii sokeeye sii dheeraado ayadoo soo dedijisay burburkii kaabayaasha dhaqaalaha iyo heyadihii dowliga ahaa.
Hadaba maxeynu ka baran karnaa horumarka dalalkaasi ku talaabsadeen, waa Hogaamiye daacad ah, wadninimo leh isla markaana dib u habeeya dhamaan hey’adihii dawladda iyo la dagaalanka musuqmaasuqa. Waa in la helaa heya’do si hufan ula xisaabtama masuuliyiinta ku takri fala xoolaha ummadda oo ay masuulka ka yihiin. Intaas markaan helno ayaan gaadhi karnaa horumarka Mosambik iyo Rwanda ku talaabsadeen oo kale.
QALINKII
PROF, MOHAMED AHMED FARAH MATAAN (JAAFAA)
KRISTIANSAND, NORWEY.
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